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A ghostly image, two shafts of blue light ascend towards the heavens.The "Tribute in Light" was set up just a few blocks north of the World Trade Center site.

The World Trade Center site, from West Street, looking NE. April 2, 2002. I felt drawn to the site in the months after. I visited the site so many times between Sep 2001 and June 2002. I guess I felt like I needed closure. I still haven't found that…

Cross at the World Trade Center site. April 2002.

Two shafts of light shine through the clouds over the World Trade Center site. A different kind of "Tribute in Light." June 15, 2002.

"Triage" Cedar Street, shot with nightvision, June 11, 2002

View of the New York City skyline. March 14, 2002.

I stumbled upon a reversal composition while visiting the Tribute in Light last month...
I guess nothing is purely coincidental, huh?

I created this wallpaper image a few days after 9/11 with some pictures I found on the internet. It is my way to show that I will never forget September 11, 2001. Dedicated to all the victims, their families, the rescue workers, and our brave men…

Thanks for taking our minds away from the work for a while.

This was taken from 36th Street and Fifth Avenue, facing south. They were always just at the end of the horizon, complimenting the shapes around them and making the city feel a little futuristic.

World Trade Center, May 1978
I took this slide in May 1978 in high school as part of an independent study project. My task was to shoot images that would be appropriate for a Billy Joel song New York State of Mind. This is actually a rejected…

Sphere from WTC in Battery Park Dec 2003

Subway Station Sign

Taken From Liberty Park Facing Midtown Manhatten in April of 2002 during the memorial lights tribute.

THE FOLLOWING IS A PHOTOGRAPH I SHOT ON WEST BROADWAY OF ONLOOKER´S REACTION TO THE FIRST TOWER FALLING.

From the Tribute in Light. I was trying to put a spin on the lights, again, to make them unique from everything else I had seen

Senetor Schumer from NY inspects a peace of beam from the WTC at the 911 memorial in Snug Harbor on Staten Island on the second aniversary of the disaster

When the horror of 9/11 was unfolding, I realized that everything related to it will be historical. What I did was I bought numerous newspapers dated 9/12 (and 1 extra edition dated 9/11), the date when the events of 9/11 will be reported, and have…

On the first weekend Tribeca was opened up to the public, this was taken in a series walking along the waterfront.

Except for the Salvation Army barbecue at the end of the street, no one else was around, or so it would seem. This artist was never found by me. Perhaps by posting this photo, someone will be able to tell the story of how this image, found in TriBeCa…